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[[File:aynsley-nelros-book-c4.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Advertisement for the Nelros Good Luck cup in two styles (Doris and Coffee Can), and mention of a matching ash tray; te maker is stated to be Aynsley]]
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[[File:aynsley-nelros-book-c4.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Advertisement for the Nelros Good Luck cup in two styles: tea cup (Doris shape) and demitasse (Coffee Can shape). There is also mention of a matching ash tray; the maker is stated to be Aynsley]]
By the 1940s, the old-style Doris shape advertised on the first Nelrose brochure for the Good Luck line of cups and saucers was replaced by a simple modern Aynsley shape. Although not prt of the original offering, it is still part of the same range.
By the 1940s, the old-style Doris shape advertised on the first Nelrose brochure for the Good Luck line of cups and saucers was replaced by a simple modern Aynsley shape. Although not prt of the original offering, it is still part of the same range.

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Nelros Good Luck Cup, tea cup and saucer
Nelros Good Luck Cup, tea saucer
Advertisement for the Nelros Good Luck cup in two styles: tea cup (Doris shape) and demitasse (Coffee Can shape). There is also mention of a matching ash tray; the maker is stated to be Aynsley

By the 1940s, the old-style Doris shape advertised on the first Nelrose brochure for the Good Luck line of cups and saucers was replaced by a simple modern Aynsley shape. Although not prt of the original offering, it is still part of the same range.

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